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Spanner art lasting legacy
John Frederick Tudor Piccoli 02/06/1941-23/4/2021 JOHN Frederick Tudor Piccoli built his garden sculptures to stand the test of time – one spanner at a time.…
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Educators celebrated
FAMILY day care (FDC) educators will be celebrated over the next week in Cohuna and Kerang for National Family Day Care Week. Gannawarra Shire Council…
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Festival spans region
AMONG the nature, surrounded by people, sculptures and music, a special series of concerts is being presented across the Mallee and Riverina regions. Two locals…
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Firebug on the run
POLICE are treating a car fire in Kerang last week as suspicious. A car was lit on fire last Wednesday on McCann Crescent in Kerang,…
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Service in the veins
BEING involved in Anzac Day is a cause close to several Kerang police members’ hearts. Four current police members at the Kerang police station are…
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Short supply of essential medications
CERTAIN medications for blood pressure, blood clotting and depression are in short supply across the region. Barham Terry White Chemmart pharmacist Kin Chong said there…
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News in Brief: 4/5/21
Better boating LAKE Boga is one of 33 bodies of water across Victoria to benefit from the state government’s $47.2 million Boating Safety and Facilities…
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New pavilion to be events hub
COHUNA will soon have a new hub for agriculture, sporting and community events. CJ & BT McLoughlan Builders has been awarded the tender for the…
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Murrabit farmer new water chair
MURRABIT farmer Andrew Leahy has been appointed Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) water council chair. The dairy farmers replaces Richard Anderson. VFF policy council chair and…
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Fruitful outcome
FREE fruit is up for grabs for children in Gannawarra early learning centres and primary schools. To celebrate Woolworths’ milestone of 100 million pieces of…
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Warning lifted
A WARNING sign alerting Lake Boga users to blue-green algae has been removed following a significant decline in blue-green algae levels. Goulburn Murray Water (GMW)…
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Rate rise to fund works
GANNAWARRA residents are set to fork out, on average, 1.5 per cent more in rates and municipal charges in the next financial year. Waste management…
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